> Some people get addicted to the adrenaline rush of opening the lootboxes. It 100% falls under addiction for people susceptible to it. You're moving the goal

> Some people get addicted to the adrenaline rush of opening the lootboxes. It 100% falls under addiction for people susceptible to it. You're moving the goal posts here. You were talking about kids that succumb to social pressure because of a default character and that is what I replied to. > At this stage you are splitting hair in order to defend some niche example of a lootbox in order to defend something vile in most of cases. Whats the point? I don't get what you mean, what am I splitting hairs about? You don't NEED to buy lootboxes, that's a fact. Lootboxes are almost always cosmetics, that's also a fact.